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of that pepper spray. >>> cupertino the city will fly its city flag at half staff today. they are marking the first anniversary of the death of steve jobs. this is video of steve job's last public appearance at a cupertino city council meeting. this was a month before he died. that is where he laid out his plan for apples new circular headquarters building. mayor mark says flying the flag at half staff is a small reminder of the impact steve jobs had on the community. >>> it's a depressing time for san jose sharks fans. the national hockey league has canceled the first two weeks of the regular season due to the players lockout. the sharks will miss at least five games including three home games. the owners and players remain split over revenue sharing and no new talks are scheduled. >>> the bay area has baseball playoff fever. it's paying off big for a lot of local businesses too. hotels are already booked up in san francisco. part of it has to do with the playoff game between the giants and the cincinnati reds. some are paying up to $500 a night for hotel rooms. and in the east bay busin
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in sexual conduct. >>> a spanish emerging program is in the works for the santa rosa city schools. it's an opportunity for english speaking students to learn english. it's a goal to have 90 students participate in the first year. >>> let's get you going now. sal everybody behaving on highway 24? >> i like to say so. i would give it a b plus. good morning everyone and let's go outside and take a look at highway 4 westbound. that traffic here looks good. you see the sign on the right. not that bad right now. should take you about 15 or 20 minutes through the tunnel. not bad from oakland. if you are driving after that into oakland on 580 it looks good. that's northbound 880 on the right hand side. in san jose, still a little beth of -- bit of crowding in the mountains. not a bad commute. let go to steve. >>> game two weather looks pretty much like game one. low cloud deck will be gone and temperatures will be slightly warmer. still beautiful game time yesterday and it looks just as good today. still a little breeze. sometimes if you're on the third deck it can get drizzle. partly to mo
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area, market and mission streets. now the parade will end up at san francisco city hall and that's where the main stage is set up and it is filled with championship ban first and millions are expected to be there as it starts at 11:00 this morning. here is the parade route, it starts at the ferry building and will go up market streets, turn on mcalester and turn on pacific plaza. if you are planning to go, more than a half million people took bart and this year there may be a new bunch of people going to the parade. >> reporter: giants fans are boarding and we have seen a steady stream of them. a lot of them are dreary eyed and we had to see a lot of them get up in time for the parade. hope flip if you plan on taking bart you have already purchases your -- purchased your ticket and people were waiting extremely long as officials broke down because they were so filled with money. this year they have emptied the machines. we caught up with a father who said he didn't mind his child missing school for some history. >> reporter: you didn't mind him missing school for this? >> it is a
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this journey. some 400 trees were also cut to make room for the shuttle to roll through those narrow city streets. >>> it was two different endings for both bay area baseball teams in winner take all playoff games. >> here's a ground ball right side omar to first. >> the oakland a's could not recreate the magic of game three and four. they lost to the tigers 6-0 last night. tigers now move on to the american league championship series. after the game the sellout crowd at the coliseum showed the a's their appreciation for a very exciting season. >> you just can't be too disappointed by pit temperature it was so unexpected. it was so magical. >> much of the 2012a's teams should be back next season. they only have a few players entering free agency. >> posey deep left field. that is way back. and a grand slam for buster posey. >> everybody talking about that yesterday afternoon. buster posey's grand slam gave the giants a big lead over the cincinnati reds in game five of the series yesterday. the reds would make it a game but good defensive plays in the giants bull pen put a stop to that. th
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passes, richmond voters could become the first in the nation to impose a penny per ounce tax on businesses that sell sodas and other sugary drinks. >>> san francisco city college trustees are expected to approve budget cuts to close a $15 million short fall and keep the school from losing its accreditation. those cuts could result in department heads returning to teaching. five satellite sites and a preschool could also close. >> this is is something that is being done without consideration and without consultation. that there has been no transparency about how the plan has been put together and the impacts look tremendous. >> trustees have until march to submit a plan that will allow san francisco city college to keep its accreditation. >>> your time is 5:48. later today a new movie about a santa cruz surfing legend opens in theaters. it's called chasing mavericks. tells the story of jay as he learns to surf really big waves. it stars jared butler and johnny weston. most of the movie was filmed along the coast of santa cruz and san mateo counties. >>> 5:48 is the time. let's
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from half-moon bay up to daly city. north bay about a half inch for some. it will pick up a little later on. >>> steve, check this out. five inches of snow fell in parts of washington state. the first snowfall of the season up in the mountains. the state department of transportation says they started getting ready for this weather over the summer. they were ready to go out and plow and salt down the roads. >>> the cold overnight rain we've had is not expected to dampen the spirits of north bay wine makers. it's the first real wine they've had this fall. about 80% of this years crop is already picked. and they kept their crews out in the vineyards as long as possible during the night. most of the grapes still on the vine are cabernet. that is a tougher fruit than other wine groups. >>> a historic berkeley church was badly damaged in a fire. it started just before 10:30 saturday night at the good shepard eyepiece call church. part of the church was being remodeled. it started in the back of the building near the church offices. according to the website the good shepard church was bui
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world championship in three years. they are the first national league team to accomplish that feat since the cincinnati reds in the mid 1970s. >>> bad fans were in the streets of san francisco celebrating the giants, but in some parts of the city, the celebration turned ugly. our reporter is live at 16th and mission where vandals caused damage and destruction. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. up until just about an hour ago, there was a huge mess out here in the middle of mission street from 16th all the way up to 24th. right in the middle of the street you can see a pile of garbage that was in one of the dumpsters that caught fire still left out here in the middle of the street. you can see the pavement has been watered down though, and the street is reopened to traffic. this is what caused the mess this morning, rowdy crowds celebrating the giants' victory set fire to at least a half dozen dumpsters. our battalion chief said one of the dumpsters threatened a business next to it, but firefighters were able to put it out. there have been no reports of serious damage to any

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